• Historical Grade II listed period house +
• Four bedrooms, including one with ensuite bathroom +
• Elegant drawing room with French doors onto the terrace +
• Private mature garden with terrace, greenhouse and potting shed +
• Garage and off-street parking for 2–3 cars +
• Excellent communication links nearby +

Rectory Farmhouse is a handsome and historic Grade II listed semi-detached property, perfectly positioned in the heart of Queen Camel. Built of stone under a clay tile roof, it showcases a wealth of outstanding period features, including flagstone floors, exposed beams, window seats and plantation shutters, all of which lend the house a timeless charm.

The dual-aspect drawing room is an elegant and light-filled reception space with high ceilings, a striking marble fireplace, and French doors opening directly to the garden terrace, ideal for summer entertaining. The dining room exudes character, with its impressive Hamstone fireplace housing a wood burner, complemented by exposed ceiling beams and shutters that add both style and warmth.

The kitchen/breakfast room is a delightful heart of the home, well fitted with neutral units beneath granite and oak worktops, a butler sink and a cream electric Aga, together with space and connections for dishwasher and fridge. A particularly useful utility room provides further practicality, with space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, a sink, and doors leading straight to the terrace.

Upstairs are three double bedrooms and a single bedroom/study, each brimming with character, one enjoying triple aspect windows with glorious views over the gardens. The principal bedroom benefits from an en suite bathroom, while a further stylish shower room serves the remaining bedrooms.

OUTSIDE
The property is accessed via a driveway at the rear, leading to private parking for two to three cars and a garage with power and light. A gate from here opens into the gardens, which are a particular feature of the property.

The gardens are laid mainly to lawn and planted with mature borders, roses, lavender, buddleia, apple tree and box hedging. A terrace adjoining the house provides the perfect setting for outdoor dining with space for a large table and chairs. At the far end of the garden is a wooden greenhouse, a charming thatched potting shed/bothy and a lean-to arbor, all adding both practicality and character.

LOCATION
Rectory Farmhouse is located in Queen Camel, a thriving village with excellent amenities. Facilities include a very active village hall, a public house, and a doctor’s surgery. The property also benefits from superb road links: the A303 performs as a dual carriageway for much of the route towards the M3 and onward to London. Connections to the A37 and M5 further enhance access to the wider region.